There's some activity in the top 10 this week! First off, Young Money's Bedrock moves up four spots 8-4 for a new high. Some group that goes by Train has their song Hey, Soul Sister soar 16 spots 23-7 and firmly into the top 10. And then bringing up the rear is Ludacris' How Low which finally breaks through at #10.
The Billboard 200 1-10
first week debuts in bold
1. Vampire Weekend - Contra (1)
2. Susan Boyle - I Dreamed A Dream (1-2)
3. Ke$ha - Animal (1-3)
4. Lady Gaga - The Fame (3-4)
5. Alicia Keys - Element Of Freedom (4-5)
6. Lady Gaga - The Fame Monster EP (10-6)
7. Mary J. Blige - Stronger With Each Tear (5-7)
8. Taylor Swift - Fearless (7-8)
9. Various Artists - Alvin & The Chipmunks: The Squeakquel sdtk (6-9)
10. Black Eyed Peas - The E.N.D. (8-10)
- Omarion's new album Ollusion goes nowhere as it debuts at #19 with 19,000 sold.
first time top 10's in bold
1. Ke$ha - TiK ToK (1-1)
2. Lady GaGa - Bad Romance (2-2)
3. Jay-Z - Empire State Of Mind (3-3)
4. Young Money - Bedrock (8-4)
5. Iyaz - Replay (4-5)
6. David Guetta - Sexy Chick (6-6)
7. Train - Hey, Soul Sister (23-7)
8. Rihanna - Hard (9-8)
9. Owl City - Fireflies (5-9)
10. Ludacris - How Low (14-10)
- The Black Eyed Peas' Imma Be going jumps another 19 spots 34-15.
- Trey Songz's Say Aah breaks the top 20 by jumping 9 spaces 28-19.
- Lady Gaga's Telephone with Beyonce moves up 11 spots 31-20.
- Pitbull's Shut It Down featuring Akon flies 14 spots north 67-53.
- Sade's Soldier Of Love finally breaks through and debuts at #58. The album, which goes by the same title, drops February 9th.
- The most popular track to freestyle over in 2010, Snoop Dogg's I Wanna Rock, jumps 13 spaces 77-64.
- Jay-Z's On To The Next One debuts this week at #78, watch out for this track, it could do some damage.
- After debuting at #94 last week, Timbaland's Say Something with Drake moves up 12 spots to #82.
